1.同“ease off ”
1.to become less severe toward someone
2.Same as ease off
1.They idle away all day and try to entertain themselves to ease up the stress and unpleasantness.
他们整日无所事事，试图以娱乐的方式来减轻自己的压力和不愉快。
2.If you go on working like this, you'll endanger your health, you ought to ease up a bit.
如果你继续这样工作下去，身体就会受到影响，你应该放松一下。
3.In Brazil, it looks as if the bank has yielded to pressure from the government to ease up.
而在巴西，似乎央行屈从于政府压力，放松了银根。
4.You might not know it, but your controlling behaviors are making people around you batty. Here are a few ways to ease up already.
你的控制狂行为已经让你身边的人抓狂了，而你很可能毫不自知！这篇文章将告诉你如何减轻症状。
5.The new fund is China's latest attempt to encourage overseas investment as a way to ease up the pressure on Renminbi, its currency.
批准这只新基金是中国为鼓励境外投资、缓解人民币升值压力的最新尝试。
6.If spending isn't going back to the way it was, that may make it even harder for the government to ease up on aid.
如果支出无法恢复到以前的程度，政府将更加难以减少援助。
7.The situation should ease up now that the two countries are prepared to talk.
既然两国都准备谈判，形势就该缓和些了。
8.The strict teacher began to ease up near the end of the semester.
严格的老师在接近学期末时开始放松。
9.He gave me a prescription and advised me to ease up on work.
他给我开了药方，劝我减轻工作。
10.I shall ease up on the cigarette if I were you.
我要是你，我就再少抽些烟了。